April 27. 1907.] 
Ossining Gun Club. 
Ossining, N. Y., April 20.—It was a good, jolly bunch 
f shooters that the Melrose Gun Club sent up here for 
team shoot to-day. They sent a 15-man team, andl there 
'ere about ten more who “rooted” for their team, or 
hot along in the events. 
A gocd dinner at the Weskora Hotel before the shoot 
ut everybody in good humor. The Sheriff came in for 
lore than his share of good-natured fooling from the 
test, but he has broad shoulders and did not seem to 
find it much. 
, The prize for high team was a fine silver-lined, copper 
hafing dish. 
| For individual high score on the Melrose team, Miller 
ot a loving cup, and Booth was presented with a 
opper smoker’s set for being second high. Bedell, of 
>.e Ossining team, got a fine cup for high score on his 
■am. 
1 The last event at 30 targets was for the Hunter Arms 
■ o. vase, two barrels allowed. Blandford got his third 
/msecutive win, but extended the number of wins for 
. nal possession to five. 
] The Ossining Gun Club appreciates the compliment 
j; the Melrose Gun Club in sending such a big bunch of 
' ;presentatives, and on the return match they will try 
1 id return the compliment. 
' Team match, 50 
targets 
per man: 
' Melrose (Fisher, 
Capt.). 
Ossining (Blandford Cant.) 
i’umbuhl . 
. 36 
Traver . 
/iegand . 
. 25 
Hyland . 
.35 
eusler . 
. 24 
Clark . 
’Neil . 
15 
Bedell . 
ooth . 
38 
Fisher . 
on Deesten . 
23 
Mullen . 
.28 
isher, Capt. 
33 
Brewerton .... 
.25 
Lurz . 
26 
Hubbell . 
liark . 
17 
Blandford .... 
.38 
ferby . 
33 
Haight . 
.36 
naus . 
Huff . 
Ijckson . 
22 
Shaw . 
J?chs . 
31 
Smith . 
.32 
iller . 
40 
Coleman . 
.38 
' ennan . 
34—417 
Dietrich . 
....18 469 
1 Figures after names are distance handicaps in event 
I® ' ” ' 
o. 5, for Hunter Arms Co. vase. 
(jEvents: 
^Targets: 
Wraver . 
Spin . 
fjimbuhl ... 
j#yland, 19.. 
f eigand ... 
busier . 
| 'Neil . 
joth . 
'm Clark., 
jfedell, 18... 
win Deesten 
Usher . 
■ullen .... 
1 ewerton, 18 
yi Her . 
ubbell, 18. 
Pandford, 20 
pt. Fisher 
Scores: 
1 2 3 4 5 
Events: 
1 2 3 4 5 
10 25 25 25 30 
Targets: 
10 25 25 25 30 
5 14 21 14 .. 
C Clark . 
... 3 6 11 12 .. 
2 . 
7 15 IS 19 
7 17 19 14 .. 
Knaus ... 
... 3 9 11 16 .. 
8 17 18 17 18 
*Hendrick; 
, 20 9 17 22 20 20 
6 11 14 .. .. 
Gehrig .. 
... 6 . 
1 11 13 6 .. 
Haight .. 
... 5 19 17 .... 
1 6 9 .. .. 
Jackson .. 
... 2 14 8 .. .. 
8 18 20 13 .. 
Huff .... 
... 4 13 12 .. .. 
3 7 10 .. .. 
Dr. Shaw 
... 6 17 18 18 .. 
9 21 20 .. 17 
Smith ... 
... 6 18 14 .... 
4 12 11 15 .. 
Gechs ... 
... 7 18 13 .. .. 
5 15 18 .. .. 
Miller ... 
.. .. 21 19 .. .. 
6 14 14 .. .. 
Coleman 
. 20 IS 18 21 
5 10 15 8 14 
Dietrich . 
. 6 12 .... 
6 . 
Brennan 
.. .. 17 17 18 .. 
7 13 20 17 21 
Kipp .... 
. 5 .. 
6 22 16 20 24 
Washburn 
.19 17 
8 14 13 12 .. 
Aitchison 
.. 4. 
5 10 16 8 .. 
C. G. B. 
h End Rod 
and Gun 
Club. 
roy, N. Y., April 20.—The weekly shoot of the North 
id Rod and Gun Club was held at Young’s Grove to- 
y. A fierce gale blew across the field, making the 
gets very difficult. Seventeen members participated 
the day’s shoot. Mr. Roberts scored 95 out of 125, 
1 was high gun. His shooting was the feature of the 
f in May 4 our club will not hold their weekly shoot, 
we ‘F ten d to take part in the tournament held by the 
I ie Hill Club, at Albany, N. Y. 
in May 11 we will start the handicap shoot for the 
inter Arms Co. trophy, a beautiful vase donated by 
t concern. 
|'' ow that _we have the new trap installed, a number of 
f boys will hold a shoot on Wednesday or Thursday 
i eacn week, as it is impossible for them to get away 
Jim business on Saturdays. 
jVe are going to call a meeting of the clubs from 
1 >any, Schenectady, Mechanicsville, Glens Falls, Sandy 
^ Edward and Troy for the purpose to organize 
'apshooting league. We expect to have our new club 
ise completed this coming week. We will then have 
of the best and most accommodating grounds in the 
te. The following are the scores for to-day: 
;chols 
der . 
j, nmill 
tt .. 
Shot 
Shot 
Pt 
125 
Bk. 
at 
Bk. 
95 
Farrell . 
.... 100 
72 
50 
27 
Uline . 
.... 25 
8 
125 
69 
Rabie . 
.... 25 
8 
IOO 
70 
Brown . 
.... 25 
15 
150 
97 
S-lmman . 
,... 50 
11 
.100 
59 
C Uline . 
.... 25 
13 
50 
25 
lohnson . 
... 50 
22 
25 
13 
Van Anum ... 
.... 25 
15 
J. J. Farrell, Field Secy. 
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